The St. Johns herald., 1887-06-16

and actually affected with disease
 shall be marked for the purposes
 of Identification, by having the hair of the tail cut as close as possible
 and guard placed over them and
 q record shall be kept showing the ] character of each animal, mark of
 Identification, name of owner, date
 and locality of quarantine; and all
 animals quarantined shall be deem
 ed and considered as affected with
 contagious disease" and any per
 son or persons moving said quar-
 antined animals from the infected
 district shall b. p 'osecuted under
 section 13 of the Act heretofore re- ] ferred tU.
 9th. Whenever in the judgment
 of the Commission it becomes nec- essary 10 kill animals that have
 been affected or,xp Jsed to the con- tagious disease known as pleuro-
 pneumonia, or foot and mouth dis
 ease, in order to prevent the spread
 of said disease in the Territory, It
 shall cause the same to be slaugh-
 tered and the hides and carcasses
 burned, and it shall be the duty of
 the Commissioners to app-aise the
 animal or animals to be killed as to their value at the time of their condemnation; and there shall be issued to the owner of the live stock SD killed a certificate signed and properly verified by majority of the Commission, showing the num- Der and kind of animals killed, and the amount to which the owner is entitled and l.pon presentation o. such certificate to the Territorial Auditor, he shall draw lis warrant on the Territorial Treasurer for the amount therein stated, as provided by law. Provided, however, that the provisions of this rule shall not apply to any animals killed by or der of the Commission, which have been brought into the Territory in a diseased condition, or which have been brought from any section il.-.i fected with contagious cattle dis eases, or which have been brought into the Territory in violation of any quarantine regulations thereof.
 Eth. From and after June 1, 1887, and until further notice, all owners or custodians of cattle to be admit ted into Arizona from New York, Vermont, Pennsylvania, New Jer- sey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, Illinois and Missouri shall be required to notify the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon at Prescott, in person or by regis tered letter at least thirty days be- fore shipping any cattle to or into the Territory of their intention to transport such cattle, and to give the time of shipment and to name the line of transportation by which they will come; and such cattle will be required to enter the Terri tory either by way of the Southern Pacific Railroad or by way of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad. and 1 shall be unloaded by said lines of transportation, as the case may be, into the first stock yards situated | within the borders of tie Territory | along their lines, and owned by said railways, in close neighhorhood of which time they shall not be re- leased from said quarantine except on the receipt by the owner or GUS todian of such cattle, of a certif- cate of health from the Territorial Veterinary Surgeon. All railroads and other transportation companies are forbidden, under the penalty of section IS of the Act hereinbefore referred to, to transport any cattle into the Territory from the above named quarantined districts, except in compliance with the foregoing rules and regulations.
 6th. Cattle being shipped by rail- road companies through the Terri . r. Ioools4.oo T